The phrase "a reasonably simpler" is not correct in standard English.
The correct form would be "a reasonably simple" or "a simpler."
Example: "I found a reasonably simple solution to the problem that everyone can understand."
Alternatives: "a fairly simpler" or "a somewhat simpler."
It was a reasonably simple shot, but if I thinned it the water was behind.
"So, for us, it was a reasonably simple choice to come and bed ourselves down here – at least in the short term".
It is observed that even a reasonably simple model can be sufficiently predictive in a particular operating range.
Gopperth stepped up for a reasonably simple penalty in front of the posts after 24 minutes but, in keeping with the game overall, made a hash of it.
Majority voting is a reasonably simple matter; if the Union is to function effectively with 25 members, it will need more of it.
Thus, the present correlation is considered to be of great importance to design engineers and operators in estimating the moisture transfer parameters in a reasonably simple manner.
To get from clay to bronze is a reasonably simple, if destructive, 4,000-year-old process of alternating positive and negative images ending with a ceramic shell into which you pour molten bronze.
It is beginning to be generally admitted that no single formula can quite accurately express all the facts, but there are strong hopes that a reasonably simple formula giving results near enough for all practical purposes may be the outcome.
We formulate a set of conditions that allows for considerable efficiency gains in the adjoint code while permitting a reasonably simple modification of the reversal algorithms for specially designated control flow subgraphs.
It's a reasonably simple game.
